Yishu, whose real name is Ni Yishu, is his elder brother Ni Kuang, a Hong Kong writer. When Yi Shu quickly became famous as soon as he appeared on the scene, the two brothers and sisters became a pair of strange flowers in Hong Kong's literary world. Some people call it a miracle, saying that Yi Shu, Ni Kuang and Jin Yong are the "three miracles of Hong Kong literary circles". "Jin Yong created popular martial arts novels, Ni Kuang created popular science fiction novels, and Yi Shu created 'pop' romance novels. Yi Shu was born in Shanghai in 1946, his ancestral home is Zhenhai, Zhejiang, and settled in Hong Kong when he was five years old. After graduating from middle school, he worked as a reporter for Ming Pao , and served as an interviewer and editor for film magazines. In 1973, Yi Shu went to the UK to study hotel food management courses. Three years later, he returned to Hong Kong and worked in the public relations department of Furama Hotel. Later, he entered the Government Information Department as a press officer, and also worked as a television station. Screenwriter. He is now a professional writer and has moved to Canada.
Yishu, formerly known as Ni Yishu, was a native of Shanghai. When he was fifteen years old, he was approached by a newspaper editor and asked to write. The "young lady" we dare not offend.
She is beautiful and bold, and "has the wings to pursue ideals", so her novels are full of fantasy - ethereal, but persistent and unwilling to give up. She has keen observation and touch, and is good at turning ordinary words into strange sentences. Her writing is just like her person, quick, pungent, fast and voluminous, but even if she uses ten pen names, It is not difficult for readers to identify her from her works.
To date, seventy of Yi Shu’s works have been collected and published. Her representative works are "The Story of Rose", "Xibao" and "Chao". "Flowers Picked Up at Dusk" etc.